How to execute command via .htaccess

[kdman]

I need to run a php script every time some body open any page in my site.

I guess the best way to put a command in the .htaccess file.

the comman i need must to run a php script or page without the user had redirecting to any other page.

in shell i can use this commandhp /home/user/public_html/script.php

but how in the .htaccess file?

if somebody know any other way to run a php script every time that'll b e great.

Thanks.

 

[smah]

What is this script doing? Why don't you create php generated pages that include both this script and the content that you want to present?

Besides, I may be wrong, but I don't think that .htaccess is read for every page; only when entering the particular directory.

 

[kdman]

I can't include the script for each page and each time i had a new page.
this script must collect some info (stats) of explorer,OS .. etc

and the .htaccess got read every time somebody open the folder to brows a page (So if you have a locked folder you got the .htaccess message to enter the password for any requsted page in it).

 

[feherke]

Hi

Just theory, I would try it :
[ul]
[li]install [tt]mod_auth_any[/tt][/li]
[li]put a [tt].htaccess[/tt] file into the web root directory[/li]
[li]in the [tt].htaccess[/tt] set up authentication and in the [tt]AuthAnyUserProg[/tt] directive specify a script of yours[/li]
[li]hope that your script will receive all the environment as a CGI script receives[/li]
[li]in your script output the needed information to a file, then accept the request and let Apache serve it[/li]
[/ul]
Hmm... Very, very theoretically.

Feherke.

http://rootshell.be/~feherke/